Indonesia offers US critical minerals joint investment as part of tariff talks
me-metals: Indonesia has offered the United States the chance to jointly invest in a critical minerals project as part of its tariff negotiations with Washington, its senior economic minister said on Monday
According to me-metals cited from mining.com, Indonesia’s sovereign fund Danantara Indonesia will be involved in the project being offered, minister Airlangga Hartarto added.
source: mining.com
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